When it’s time to pull out the Christmas tree and start decorating, some pets want to be right in the middle of the action, while others couldn’t care less. Emi the Boston Terrier definitely falls into the first category. When she saw her mom hanging ornaments, she decided she wanted to help, and she did it in the sweetest way.
Emi realized she had decorations of her own to contribute and began bringing them over for her mom to add to the tree. Watch as she trots over with her favorite toys, dropping them proudly at her mom’s feet. She looks so pleased with herself, clearly excited to see her beloved treasures displayed front and center on the tree.
It’s so cute that she wanted to help! Emi’s mom pointed out, “Waiting for the toys to hit the tree…” Her video is proof that our dogs love being part of the Christmas action!
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Commenters’ Sweet Reactions to Emi Helping Her Mom Decorate the Tree
Viewers had the best reactions to watching Emi help decorate the Christmas tree. @Swiffer called Emi, “The cutest elf we’ve ever seen!”
@aprilyork269 said what Emi was probably thinking, “Here, Mom put this on the tree, oh, here put this one on there too. It’s beautiful, Mom!” @Mugzy1234 joked, “She’ll be wanting those toys back…pronto…” We’re wondering how quickly Emi wanted her toys taken back off the tree or if she let Mom keep them up there.
@Alexis Winner made us smile with, “My dog has been leaving her bones and toys under the tree with the gifts. He’s so cute!”
Commenter @Future.nostalgia shared, “I swear Bostons are actually really organised! Mine takes all her green toys upstairs so they can be with my green couch, and the other all live on her bed lol!”
@Mindy suggested, “She needs a baby tree for all her friends!” @upstatedownunder added, “Ok adorable and clever, but please put them lower on the tree at her height so she can admire them/play with them as needed!” Great suggestion!
This story was originally published by PetHelpful on Dec 24, 2025, where it first appeared in the Pet News section. Add PetHelpful as a Preferred Source by clicking here.